McDiesel

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by McDiesel 12y ago
Isnt this more tron than snake? Blue and orange? Two of them at once... no apples to nibble on.. no growth...
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by McDiesel 12y ago
You can't "defend" your code, period. Not front-end code at least. Go ahead and minify and obfuscate it all you want (or add domain or date protections) ... anyone with minimal knowledge and a little effort will walk right
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by McDiesel 12y ago
More like visit the skeletal remains of teh late 90's internet...
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Firstly, im not saying this to be a dick... but it sounds dickish... sorry. What it comes down to, is that its foolish to rely on a business that lives entirely in someone else's garden... if google play just shut down tomorrow (i know
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Can we just work on increasing the amount of intelligent human beings before we jump to super-intelligent? Thanks.
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Because negativity is a bane on scientific progress. People who claim something can't be done are foolish. Claiming a negative - claiming something you can't prove - is anti-intellectual at best, downright ignorant at worst. Ther
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by McDiesel 12y ago
I think you got your numbers backwards... 1600 IRN ~ 1 USD, right? Your way, your lasik costs about $54M.. So you can get full Lasik for ~$50USD?
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by McDiesel 12y ago
It's not their salaries? Watch them come to work, note the care they drive. Follow them home, note the house they live in. I've yet to see a dr in the US come to work in a civic, or live in a modest house...
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Its a shame that a simple button label would be the cause of an education tool to be rejected... sissy-state for the win!
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by McDiesel 12y ago
put a ? before it... address bar of [? alignlib.py] searches for alignlib.py ... not sure if this is intentional or just htat google drops special chars, but it works 100% of the time most of the time.
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by McDiesel 12y ago
This kind of thing is just unnacceptable in a free nation. We're not peons to be treated like animals. "Get on the fucking ground", "Don't you fucking move" ... these aren't the commands of an officer swo
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Its a shame they cant even set it to min-wage in the country they are hosted/based in.
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by McDiesel 12y ago
A new version number. Seriously. Most people would be happy if he pushed the code up unchanged but with a new version number just so they can feel like the project is fresh again... its not about features, its about having a shiny new vers
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by McDiesel 12y ago
The pattern lock actually tells you its insecure... so I dont see the gripe? I use it to keep my toddler from messing up my phone while letting him play with it (and hes happy just playing with the pattern) You can crack it most of the time
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Thats a very, frankly, stupid comment. And short sided. MJ has a HUGE group of people who use it medicinally. My wife can not eat or drink without it, due to chronic nausea to the point that without it, she throws up every 20 minutes. Me
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by McDiesel 12y ago
benadryl does. And nyquill. Allegra and claritin can as well (though to a lesser degree). thats not mentioning the 100s of prescription drugs that do. None of them need a roadside test, why does MJ?
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by McDiesel 12y ago
I get that... its a legitimate concern, as I said. However, its no more legitimate than the other 100s of prescription drugs that can cause drowsiness or slowed reaction time. Or driving with the flu, or driving tired. Thats the point - t
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by McDiesel 12y ago
The problem is the studies that show that MJ use is far less of an impact on driving than talking on a phone... The paranoia over stoned drivers is a little high (no pun intended) Not saying it should be ignored as an issue all together, bu
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by McDiesel 12y ago
To be fair, the phone in the cardboard costs more than the rift, especially if you're using something like an HTC one, etc...
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by McDiesel 12y ago
It appears to be implemented in JS... so... none?
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by McDiesel 12y ago
It comes down to a simple concept. You change with progress or you get left behind. Even when progress is, in your view, undesirable... our world isn't a private place anymore... our expectations of privacy will seem silly to future g
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by McDiesel 12y ago
At some point you will just have to realize that this illusion of privacy you have is just that... an illusion. Privacy exists in small pockets, and only in places that you control access to. Aside from that, you might as well consider it
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Why does it matter anymore? Even most undocumented foreigners pay taxes... as long as you pay taxes, why does it matter? Why does imperialism/nationalism still exist? Why does it matter where you came out of a vagina - why should tha
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Since when does the google store update an extension not installed through the google store?
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by McDiesel 12y ago
There is way too much hyper paranoia about glass... it makes little sense. "Public event, but someone might be recording, so I'm nervous" . . .
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by McDiesel 12y ago
In their house, they are... Google isn't a democracy or a charity. They will list you if you follow their rules, the same rules everyone else has to follow to be listed... its their right and prerogative to set and enforce those rul
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Or you could read the article...
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Nope. And im on a 100% fresh Mavericks install with Chrome installed yesterday and don't see it. (New job, new macbook)
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by McDiesel 12y ago
Given the flag is references Notification Center, though... and I do get chrome notifications there... I would assume maybe if you're on an older version of OSX that chrome does this, with the lack of the notification center?
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by McDiesel 12y ago
I'm confused... I've been using chrome for what seems like forever... I'm on 35 now... always OSX. Never have I seen a menu bar icon for chrome... I certainly dont have one right now and I've never disabled it...

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